Cyber security Archive
Email security describes the techniques an organisation can use to keep sensitive information in its email accounts secure against unauthorised access, loss or compromise. Cyber criminals often target victims via email, using techniques such as malware, spam and phishing attacks …
Email misuse, including misaddressing and using the incorrect field, is becoming increasingly common.
Emails sent to the incorrect recipient or where the incorrect field is used happen more frequently than you might expect.
The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) defines a personal data breach as a “breach of security leading to the accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure of, or access to, personal data”. In broad terms, it’s a security incident …
Ensure your organisation remains secure by sharing these basic tips with your employees.
Smishing, also known as SMS phishing, is a type of phishing scam that targets victims via SMS/text messages. It attempts to dupe them into handing over sensitive information such as financial information and login credentials, which could then be used …
It can be difficult for an organisation to manage its social media accounts. You need these channels to promote your services, but also need to control what employees post. The line between personal and professional life is increasingly blurred, with …
Pretexting is a type of social engineering attack in which the attacker gains a victim’s trust in order to obtain private information.
Social engineering – in which criminals manipulate users into compromising their security – is a major problem. This blog gives five ways to reduce the risk.
When a new starter arrives at your organisation, you presumably give them an induction and tell them about their role. But do you give them cyber security training? Data breaches are a prominent concern for everyone, so learning how to …
